Winona building permits for Aug. 7-11, 2017 | Neighbors

Winona building permits for Aug. 7-11, 2017:

Paul and Vicki Rader, 509 W. Mill St., owners, re-roof, $8,000

Modern Transport, 850 E. Front St., owner, demo office building, $5,000

David Warner, 523 W. Mark St., Roger Sultze Construction, replace roof on house and garage, $7,680

Judith Brugger, 872 E. Wabasha St., Roger Sultze Construction, install siding, soffit and fascia on garage, $5,200

Key Venture Apartments, 1759 W. Fifth St., Ledegar Roofing Co., replace roofing, $48,000

929 Beer House and Grill, 929 E. Sanborn St., Keller Brothers Construction, bathroom face lift and move wall, $8,000

Brookdale Senior Living Inc., 835 W. Belleview St., Supreme Construction, re-roof, $39,050

Peggy Chapel, 553 Huff St., owner, replace windwo, $300

John Krofchalk, 51 Johnson St., owner, loading dock enclosure, $35,000

James Hurley 68 Wiscoy Court, Bosteter Windows & Siding, re-side house, $21,000

Patricia Malay, 526 Glenview Dr., Ledegar Roofing Co., re-roof, $12,000

John Alexander, 1074 Glen Echo Lane, owner, replace three windows, $1,500

Bruce Biltgen, 1346 Highland Drive, Crew2, replace patio door, $2,229

Schlitz 129 LLC., 129 W. Third St., owner, remodel basement, $150,000

Justin Ellinghysen, 209 E. Fifth St., Denny’s Roofing, re-roof, $15,000

Gene and Deb Pelowski, 257 Wilson St., Mike Ranvek Construction, re-side garage, $4,200

Pingping Zhang, 52 W. Howard St., Sears Home Improvement, remove and replace 14 windows, $15,221

Lori Paulson, 1758 W. Mark St., Aguillar Solar, installation of solar on a roof, $32,900

Bradley Walker/Adventure Ski & Cycle, Aquillar Solar, installation of solar on a roof, $48,484

City of Winona building permits for Aug. 14-18:

Nick and Beverly Celius, 567 E. Belleview, owners, tear off and reroof, detached garage $1,500

Garrick Holey, 218 Barbara Ct., owners, install 3 windows, $6,000

Daniel and Sara Dzwonkowski, 1134 Marian, The Board Store, replace 14 windows, $7,517

Nathen Flatten, 456 Olmstead, owner, reroof house, $2,000

George and Mary Carrie, 602 W. Sarnia, owner, install 3 windows, $700

Joel and Eileen Thompson, 126 Jederman Drive, The Board Store, replace patio door, $3,300

Michael Stevens, 521 Wall, John Stevens Construction, new 24x24 garage, $10,000

Connie Tropple, 590 Prairie Island Road N., Benson Construction, LLC, new single family dwelling, $500,000

Barry and Carol Johnson, 476 E. Second, owner, remodel bathroom $1,400

Cherie Hales, 511 E. King, owner, install new interior stairway, $1,000

James Hurley, 68 Wiscoy Ct., Tlougan Rusco, replace 3 windows, $2,296

Kim Doebbert, 421 Sioux, Tlougan Rusco, install 6 windows, $2,355

Alan Leonhardt, 1582 Circle Drive, Roger Sultze Construction, replace windows and siding on house and garage, $15,000

Chad and Stacy Dilks, 1769 Edgewood Road, Charlie Mayer Roofing, reroof house, $5,000

Cotter and Junior High School, 1165 W. Broadway, All Trades Services, remove interior walls and patch back in, $10,000

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